lock up the nomination before the republican convention in tampa in august. >> reporter: mitt romney survived super tuesday, barely winning ohio, after pounding rick santorum with attack ads, but romney put on a bright face today. >> i don't apply sentiment to it, i must admit to last night, i feel pretty darn good. >> reporter: he did win the

super tuesday quest for delegates. nbc news projects romney got 219, santorum, 97, newt gingrich, 82, ron paul, 22. so, romney keeps his big lead in total delegates, maybe enough to block his rivals from the nomination. >> mitt romney did what he had to do he put away six out of the ten states last night. >> reporter: but rick santorum won three states and claims today he is on a roll. >> we are heading for mississippi and alabama and we are going to have a sweep on saturday. reporter: backers pressed newt gingrich to quit. he refused. >> we are staying in this race because i believe that it's going to be impossible for a ection.e to win the general >> reporter: and after winning georgia, gingrich could take more southern primaries next tuesday. romney's so weakened, there's no incentive for gingrich or santorum to quit before the convention says the former republican party chair. >> for romney to actually have the nomination in his pocket going into tampa is going to be virtually impossible to do. >> reporter: math that mitt romney disputes. >> we have the time and the resources and a plan to get all the delegates and we think that will get done before the convention. >> reporter: he thinks. less certainty after super tuesday. mitt romney says he is certain there won't be a brokered convention, some new candidate swooping in to grab the nomination. i'm steve handlesman, news4.

>> mitt romney's margin of victory in virginia was 20 points. ron paul second with 40%, ricked santorumnd newt gingrich failed to meet the requirements to appear on the virginia ballot. in prince georges county tonight, councilwoman karen toll says she is sorry for speedinging on the beltway. tolls was clocked doing 105 miles a hour in a county car two weeks ago. police originally gave her a warning. yesterday though, they upped the punishment to a $500 fine and six points on her license. at a very brief news conference today, toll says she takes the situation seriously. >> i offer my utmost and sincere apologies for this, my constituents and colleagues as well as all county residents. i trust that we can now move forward with the very important business of the county and i thank you for your cooperation and support. >> the council took away the county car that tolls was driving. she also plans to take a driver improvement class. a murder investigation is under way in montgomery county after a man was found shot to

death in a house on superior court in the aspen hill area around 3:30 this afternoon. police believe the victim and the shooter did know each other. officers are searching yairt but no arrest. the gunman was seep wearing a navy blue north face jacket and black timberland boots. a gunman burst into a house and robbed several students from george mason university last night. erika gonzalez has our report. >> no one should have a gunpointed at them for whatever reason, especially being rob and at home where you feel safes where we didn't feel safe. >> reporter: george mayson sophomore pat evans says he and four other roommates got the surprise of their lives tuesday night around 11:00.

the students say two men armed with pistols, wearing face paint and masks barged into their home on carriage park road in fairfax and started yelling get down and get on your niece. >> we thought it was a joke at first, came in pointing guns, like when are you going to take your masks off and tell us who you are? >> reporter: in the moment when thieves turned their backs on them, evans locked himself in a nearby bathroom and called 911. focused on the operator, he could still heart intruder's come mapped. >> get on the ground or i'm going to blast your head off, dude. for me, it was on the other side of the door, so see my fans and my best friends on the other side is so hard. >> reporter: fairfax police arrived with minutes but it was too late, the gunmen got away with pricey cell phones and laptops, police combed the area

looking for clues they can snapped pictures of the packaging for a ski masks and gloves found near the home and collected it as evidence. the students say the thieves made entry into the home through a back door they forgot to lock and police say with as many people that come in and out of the house because of social gatherings, the thieves may have already known the layout of the home. >> people running around and screaming and calling each other names. in fairfax county, erika gonzalez, news4. another scare in our area today involving a suspicious white powder that was sent through the mail. this time, it went to an elementary school. the letter arrived to adam's oyster bilingual school this morning. police were called and students evacuated as a precaution. police found the powder was not hazardous and the students went become to class after noon. three similar suspicious letters have been sent to businesses in d.c. this week. mayor vincent gray today flatly denied ever handling any

cash or money orders during his campaign for mayor last year. unexplained cash and money orders worth tens of thousands of dollars are the focus of a federal investigation into today's campaign. tom sherwood with more on this tom? >> the very career around office could depend on the outcome of this proechblt he be. he insists he did nothing wrong. >> reporter: vince gray ran a short, hectic campaign for mayor in 2010, surprising many with his first campaign finance report in june 2010 showing more than $550,000 in contributions. including unusual money orders for cash and many maximum contributions of $2,000 from cities all around the country. sources tell news4 that even members of gray's own finance committee were surprised at the last-minute cash infusion in june. federal authorities last week raided the home and offices of local businessman jeff thompson, who was a major fund-raiser for

gray. sources say prosecutors are looking at the amount and source of contributions thompson handled. on wednesday, mayor gray said he personally had done some fund raising but he flatly denied that he had ever handled cash or money orders. >> did you ever bring any cash or money orders in yourself? >> no i asked mr. thompson to support my campaign. i never -- i never had any money orders, i never had any cash. those things that i actually directly brought in, they were checks. >> reporter: jeff thompson this week did not respond to nbc 4 seeking comment. the mayor told reporters wednesday he was not aware of anyone in his campaign converting cash to money orders or faking names of donors to cover up excess contributions.

ray says he spores the federal investigation, suggesting anyone with information could testify. >> we all know that there's an ongoing investigation with this and, you know, people wish to stand up and contribute information to that, they are perfectly welcome to. >> reporter: brown was in court on a traffic charge with a sentence suspended. prosecutors have declined to comment on any part of the investigation. jim? >> thanks, tom. the largest police union in an aroundel county is calling on the county executive and the police chief to resign over allegations of improper conduct. john leopold was indicted last friday on charges that he used his police security detail for campaign and personal tasks. james tear senior is the police chief. the baltimore sun reports last night a vote by the fraternal order of police tallied an overwhelming lack of confidence in the chief and in the county executive. leopold is promising to fight the charges against him. a spokesman says neither man has any intention of resigning. virginia governor bob mcdonnell has signed off on that controversial bill this afternoon requiring women to have an abdominal ultrasound

before they get a abortion. abortion providers across the state must start complying with this law in july. this bill originally called for a more invasive type of ultrasound, but after weeks of protest outside the capital, lawmakers amended that bill. attorn attorneys who are suing virginia tech over the massacre five years ago went after the campus police force today. lawyers for julia pride and aaron peterson says campus police botched the response to the shootings. today, they questioned the virginia tech detective who responded to the first killings on campus, stephanie gallery moore testified she believed the shootings involved a boyfriend and girlfriend and no other students were at risk. >> it is my opinion that he fled the scene, fled the area. >> in your opinion that led you to conclude as an experienced detective that there was no need to give any warnings out to anyone regarding the shooter being on the loose? >> it was not my decision on

what came out to the university. i gave the information that i had to the chief and he made a determination. >> the pride and peterson families say if the university had warned of a gunman on campus earlier, their daughters and others may have survived the killing spree. coming up tonight, cops pulled a guy, a driver, from a burning car. we will tell you why the man at first refused to get out. a key witness in one of the district's most notorious crimes takes the stand and turns on his friends. report to keep your boss from getting access to your personal e-mail passwords. the video went viral and now a father is talking for the first time since shooting up his daughter's laptop. the weather today fantastic, jim, better tomorrow, at least for most of tomorrow. something you might need before you head out the door. show what you we are talking about in just a minute. dan? >> he is teasing us. an emotional peyton manning says good-bye to indianapolis. why terps basketball coach marge

ter jer says his team isn't done yet. and georgetown taking

this video shows a man being pulled out of a car after he slammed into a pole and flipped over. the driver refused to get out because he was drunk and he didn't want to get arrested. the officers say the flames were so intense they could feel the hair on their arms singe. yesterday, those officers received medals of valor. they say they are just doing their job. attempts to do away with the death penalty in maryland may have to wait for another year. today, state senator lisa gladden expects a bill dealing with the death penalty to die in committee. the death penalty has been on hold since 2006 when a court of appeals found there wasn't proper approval for lethal injection procedures. one of the deadliest crimes in the history of this city a couple weeks ago, five people killed in a series of shootings in southeast d.c. today, jurors heard from an

important witness, one of the alleged gunmen who testified against the others. pat collins has that. >> reporter: i knew what we did was wrong. every night i would think about it. i want to do what's right. the words of nathaniel sims. he said he was one of them. said he hung out with them. he said he went clubbing with them. he said he killed with them. in a blue prison jumpsuit, restrained by heavy prison chains, nathaniel sims took stand, took the oath and identified the five men linked to this bloody crime spree. march 2010, five dead, nine wounded in eight days, all over a missing fake diamond bracelet. sims said, i know i played a

major part in what was done. i expect to spend the majority if not the rest of my life in jail. the five young men charged, they come to court all dressed up, they look like they could be college frat brothers. all five today wearing glasses, but the prosecutor said four of the five never wore glasses before this trial. in court for the first time, the jury saw the ak-47, one of the weapons used in the murders. relatives of the victims broke down in tears. it was a particularly hard day for family members. >> left me kind of speechless, you know, to see such a massive weapon that destroyed a lot of lives. that was very painful to even look at that. >> tears in my eyes a couple of times but the whole family was crying, i was just trying to hold on, you know? >> reporter: did you get a

chance to see nathaniel sims? >> yes. >> reporter: what do you make of him? >> evil. evil. even though he starts turning state's evidence, he was evil. my son killed and had all the kids killed on south capitol. >> reporter: for the record, sims has pled guilty to five counts of murder, two counts of conspiracy to commit murder. he has yet to be sentenced. he has been moved from one jail to another for security reasons. i'm pat collins, news4. >> the trial is expected to last another two months. on capitol hill today, top pentagon officials pushing back against pressure on president obama to order military action in syria. joint chiefs chairman martin dempsey said the operation would be 100 times more challenging than the campaign against libya and defense secretary leon panetta said military intervention could make matters worse. arizona senator john mccain blasted panetta and said americans should help build an international coalition to stop the massacre of civilians. on monday, mccain also called for the u.s. to lead air strikes

in syria. in france, someone captured video of an avalanche at a popular ski resort there it happened over the weekend north of grenoble. dozens of people on the ski left when it hit. passengers were dangling in midair, people on the ground trying desperately to get out of the way. rescue hearse to use helicopters save the skiers. remarkably, nobody was seriously injured in that. unusually high temperatures may have contributed to the avalanche. >> you can even see the ground where the snow had come loose. >> there was no snow underneath that, so, that was fresh snow and warm air and saw how the power took down that ski lift, major power there. fantastic weather continues for the day tomorrow, look outside, video photographers toward lafayette park, right in front

of the white house, a little bit earlier, simply gorgeous, hope the weather is this nice a couple weeks from now when we have the cherry blossoms out there today was just spectacular, high temperature today reached 67 degrees, a good day to eat lunch out there on the bench. 40 the low this morning. yes, there will be a full moon tonight, see that if you step outside 64 the current temperature out there still seeing the winds, south-southwest at 15. see rather breezy conditions, you shall energy warm air from the south southwest. 66 around fredericksburg, la plata and wall cover 63. over toward manassas and nokesville, 63, herndon and reston area, current temperature, 626789 storm four radar, nothing to show you as far as rain is concerned. i think we will stay dry the

next 24 hours but start see some changes, had some cloud cover making its way right now, say good-bye to the clear skies that we have seen. there will be more clouds overnight tonight, but partly cloudy skies and then partly cloudy again during the day tomorrow. high pressure over us today, allowed us to get into that sunshine, those nice, warm temperatures. that high moves off tomorrow but still going to be under its influence, most of the day will be sunny, warm temperatures again and windy conditions, we will watch our frontal boundary come through. this is 5:00 on thursday, high and dry here across the area. then that front moves on by, maybe a round of thunderstorms around midnight then we clear out nicely, cooler on friday, call that relatively cool, i still think we will be above average with plenty of sunshine during the day on friday, get a little breezy during friday afternoon as well. something that we are watching, future weather forecast here, starting tomorrow morning at 7 a.m., nothing to worry about, just some cloud cover. even tomorrow afternoon, 4:00,

no rain even close to our area, closest showers toward garrett county but then the front makes its way through here, look what happens around midnight, around the i-95 corridor, we could see a brief band of some moderate to heavy rainfall. could be rumbles of third, don't expect anything severe out of this. it moves through very quickly, by 9:00 in the morning, it is out of here. i think we are going to be -- going to see a good friday afternoon, sunny skies and rather breezy conditions. this evening, clear, breezy, mild, temperatures 52 to 60 degrees, 8:00, 10 to 15 miles a hour, higher gusts, tomorrow morning, starting off on a mild note, a really nice start. 44 to 50 degrees, winds still breezy, 10 to 15 miles a hour, higher gusts out there tomorrow afternoon, call it windy and warm, a possible late shower, as i showed you, expect that to be well after 6, 7:00, 66 to 70 degrees tomorrow it is going to be a beautiful afternoon and

then, we cool off a little bit. 59 on friday, 50 on saturday. but that's with plenty of sunshine. back to 60 on sunday and then monday, tuesday and wednesday, we warm right back up to 10 to 15 degrees above average once again that clock for daylight savings time, turn the clocks ahead one hour saturday night. >> thanks, doug. coming up tonight, d.c.'s fire chief feeling heat. we will tell you why allegations of sexual harassment from his past didn't come to light until recently. there is a new push in maryland to row text kids from the dangers of second happened smoke but critics say it crosses the line. apple has unveiled its new and improved

i mitt romney says he is feeling good about his chances of getting the republican nomination. he took six super tuesday contests including an extremely close race in ohio. rick santorum won three, newt gingrich won georgia. the search continues for two gunmen who threat tonight kill george mason university students after they broke into their townhouse last night. the suspects took off with pricey laptops and cell phones. so far, nobody arrested.

prince georges county councilwoman karen tolls apologized today after she apologized for speeding on the belt watch she made ate poll jie during a brief news conference in largo this afternoon two weeks ago, she clocked going 105 miles an hour, fined $500 and got six points on her driver's license. tolls plans to take a driver improvement course. the fire chief sunder fire today over a sexual harassment allegation from his previous job. >> kenneth ellerbee took the helm of the fire department in december 2010 after six months in in sarasota, florida as chief. now some are questioning the hiring process. darcy spencer reports. >> i never meant to never intended to or never did harass anybody. >> reporter: ellerbee called to testify as chief of d.c. fire and ems department on the same

way the washington times reports a woman accused him of sexual harassment when he was fire chief in sarasota, florida. >> when i looked at the article, the deputy chief said my time there was valuable. >> reporter: he denies the allegations in a one-on-one article. >> the article said i didn't say anything to anybody that was disrespectful, accident trust anybody. >> reporter: newspaper reports the woman says ellerbee leered at her several times and dismissed her complaints with disparaging remarks and allegations by a couple of female firefighters and earliby looked them up and down and talked to their chests. >> i think what they were referring to was a uniform inspection activity. if you were to find out my name right now, how would you find out my name? >> looking at your tag. >> okay that's where most people in the public safety wear their identification. >> reporter: the report notes that ellerbee's personnel file in florida was not requested by d.c. officials. some critics of the chief have questioned what appears to be a lack of investigate of ellerbee before being named chief by friend and political ally mayor

vincent gray, who remains a strong supporter of the chief. >> i think chieflerby has done an exceptional job as the fire chief. >> no one looked into the file that was in sarasota and that should have been done. >> reporter: mayor gray told news4 that he was unaware of the sexual harassment complaint but said woe look into it. a man in rockville is charged with trying to hire a hitman to kill his wife and one of her friends. daniel mendoza offered an undercover officer $200 and the title to his car if he would murder his wife and her friend. the man reportedly told the officer he would return to his native honduras so he wouldn't be a suspect in the crime. police arrested mendoza after that meeting. a man who used to work at elementary schools in manassas is facing five dozen charges of sex abuse. stefan christian was indicted

yesterday. police say their investigation covers three decades and involves young children. christian was arrested last november after a victim said he was sexually abused from 1993 until 1997. after that, several more victims stepped forward -- or alleged victims stepped forward. christian worked a as kindergarten aide from 1981 to 1999. there is now a $3,000 reward in maryland for information that leads to the arrest of a driver involved in the hit and run. it happened one week ago on route 198 in laurel a metro bus camera captured video of the accident that shows a white pickup truck jumping a curb, hitting a man walking on the sidewalk. the truck then takes off. that victim was thrown over an embankment and into a parking lot and he has not yet been identified. a former corrections officer says he was humiliated when a prospective employer made him give up his facebook password sew could check his account.

robert collins is the man's name. he is fighting back now. today, he testified before lawmakers in annapolis to help push legislation for internet password protection. jane watrel reports. >> my privacy was invaded. i felt violated on so many levels. >> reporter: it's a gateway to the web, a log-in and password are the keys to internet privacy, so, imagine robert comes' shock last year when a prospective employer asked for the baltimore man's name and password to his facebook account during a job interview. >> it was ludicrous. it was ridiculous that anybody would want to do something like that, given the fact that it is password protected. >> reporter: robert and a representative from the american civil liberties union took their concerns to annapolis, testifying before the house economic matters committee. house bill 964 would prohibit employers from requiring or

requesting an employer applicant to disclose their privacy settings to social media sites as a condition of employment. >> we think this is like giving somebody the key to your house, to look at all your private possessions. >> reporter: colin was reapplying for a job with the maryland department of corrections. after he blew the whistle on the practice of inquiring about a job applicant's facebook privacy information, the policy was suspended for 45 days. robert got the job but has since quit to go to nursing school. he is hoping the bill will pass. >> if it's public, it's fair game but if it's behind a privacy wall or a password protected account, it is just unreasonable. >> reporter: the social media privacy bill is expected to pass the maryland senate on thursday. no word when the bill will come up for a vote in the house. jane watrel, news4. parents in maryland could soon be banned from smoking in the car if they have young children with them. state lawmakers are taking another look at a bill that would make it a crime to smoke in a car that has a passenger under the age of 8 and it would be a primary offense, meaning

the police could pull you over for that reason alone. the measure failed last year but is being discussed in the house this week the state senate will take up the issue friday. they are calling it resolutionary. apple unveils the highly anticipated new ipad. it has all the bells and whistles of the previous model with more. mark barger has more. >> today we are announcing the new ipad, and it is amazing. >> reporter: apple ceo tim cook unveiled the newest incarnation of the company's top-selling tablet this afternoon, simply called the ipad. among the new features, a high-resolution retina display screen, like first introduced on the iphone 4, with over 3 million pixels. >> over a million more pixels than your hdtv at home.

>> reporter: that resolution combined with the 4g connectivity should enhance video streaming possibilities. >> a lot of people may not have been interested in the idea of a 3g ipad but a fast 4g one with capabilities becomes a lot more compelling, especially for businesses. >> reporter: the updated ipad will also have a higher resolution camera, capable of hd video and slightly thicker, heavier than its predecessor. it will have similar battery life. >> the claim that it is going to get nine hours of battery life on 4g is eyebrow-raising for a lot of people who know tech because 4g devices tended to have short battery lives. >> reporter: new ipad will keep as 499 price tag for the wifi model when it hits stores march 16th. the company will sell the ipad 2, cutting the base price to 399. mark barger, nbc news. next at 6:00, a family feud goes viral. tonight, the man who shot his daughter's laptop and then posted it on youtube is talking about it and asked if he has regrets. a slice of d.c. life, now up for sale on ebay. coming up in sports,

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been canceled. the organization behind the event converted to chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation today. it is now up to a court-appointed trustee to decide what happens next. the fair most recently took place on a park near king's dominion. it has been going on in the commonwealth for 156 years. nick cannon, the host of america's got talent, is taking on the issue of online privacy for kids. cannon met with students today at we the pizza on capitol hill. he talked about the dangers of companies looking to take advantage of minors online. earlier in the day, cannon endorsed a bill on capitol hill that would make it illegal to track children's web viewing habits. >> i don't want people tracking them, and i don't want them inspectly visiting someone else's page or someone else's site and people having their information and being able to talk to them like we don't want

strangers to walk up to our kids and have a conversation with them on the streets so why would we want that on the internet? >> he is a spokes person for a company that makes filters for e-mail content. the man in ho shot his daughter's laptop and posted the video online says the two of them are getting along much better now. thomas jordan uploaded his video last month, did it in response to his daughter's online post filled with expletives. she complained about her parents and having to do chores. this morning, jortden was the "today" show with a surprise for his daughter. >> there is hannah's hard drive. i didn't destroy her pictures, her data, i didn't go out there and empty an entire clip into my kid's laptop. i saved your data, whenever you get a laptop, you can put that back in it. >> i think he said at the time that she had to buy her own laptop, if i'm not mistaken. jordan says maybe he shouldn't have done that but he says he

stands by his actions nonetheless. he says he gets 1,000 e-mails a day, most of them are supportive of what he did. as for hannah, she is still grounded. no laptop and grounded as well. >> time, i guess. >> map, that's disslip, i suppose. what's up, man? >> peyton manning it is official. he is no longer a colt. what's next for the four-time

welcome back, i'm meteorologist kammerer, coming to you with very warm temperatures, we got to 67 degrees out there this afternoon. 64 degrees, current temperature now, temperatures not going to drop a whole lot because of these winds out of the south-southwest right now you 15 miles per hour, winds gusting to 33 miles per hour, you also see beautiful sunset here. dust has come across our area, high clouds streaming on in. temperatures around the region,

67 here, 68, richmond, 66, virginia beach. 56, ocean city. don't start to get too many ideas just yet, but you have to talk to a lot of people opening their place early because it has been so warm this year. good thought. invite some friends, if you know what i mean. satellite and radar showing we are dealing with some clouds continuing to come on through, we will see that overnight tonight, just partly cloudy skies, warm, that's right. winds out of the southwest, plenty of sunshine during the day today we got into the mid-60s, tomorrow with a similar wind and more sunshine, i think we get to that 70-degree mark. but we are going to see that encroachment of those showers and maybe even a thunderstorm or two, don't expect anything severe here. most of this activity will occur overnight. talking about 1:00 in the morning, storms trying to make their way in, showers making their way in between say 10 and 1, come through quickly, be out of here 7, 8:00 in the morning, behind it, we just see some sunshine. a little on the breezy side and cooler on friday but not cold. i still think we will see

temperatures above average for the day on friday. overnight tonight, 50 in washington, 40 in gaithersburg, 44, manassas, a lot warmer than we have been as you start off your day tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, 70 in washington, 73 fredericksburg, 67 up there toward frederick. more clouds back to the west but i think most of us will see a lot of sunshine during the afternoon tomorrow. thursday is looking pretty good. friday, we will talk about friday and the weekend in a bit. >> thanks. so we all knew what is going to happen did happen, the big question, of course, where next? >> we will be talking about this for the next couple of weeks. free agency officially starts next tuesday. paint az of 4 p.m. allowed to go anywhere he would like, including perhaps ash burp. peyton one of the hottest free agents in nfl history. manning and the colts parted ways this afternoon, now manning must decide yes wants to play next. according to the "washington post," the redskins will pursue manning aggressively. they will not be alone. the dolphins, card narcs jets,

broncos and seahawks, among the teams that will pursue peyton manning.inals, jets, broncos and seahawks, among the teams that will pursue peyton manning. he is about to turn 36. if his neck holds up, talking two to three years at best, talking about a sure-fire hall of famer, third in passing yard edge and touchdown passes. the colt also to part ways, manning due a $28 million bonus and coming off four neck surgeries, makes signing a risk for any team, especially mike shanahan and the redskins. for peyton, today was emotional but he is ready to continue his career. >> well, i don't want to retire. no, i don't feel like i have anything to prove, nobody loves their job more than i do nobody loves playing quarterback more than i do and i still -- i still want to play but, you know, there's no other team i ever wanted to play for and as i go i

go with just a few words left to say, a few words i want to address to colts fans everywhere. thank you very much from the bottom of my heart. i truly have enjoyed being your quarterback. thank you. >> obviously an emotional time for pay thing manning, a lot of teams interested, he has been working out, he has been cleared by doctors to play as well. >> i can't believe that peyton manning doesn't want to win right away. 30 what? >> he is 36 in a month. >> 36 years old? >> he doesn't have that much left. he knows better than anybody else how short his time is left. i cannot imagine he would want to come to washington, got the jets out there what did you say, broncos? >> broncos, seahawks, doll fingers jets. and there is even wildcard teams like houston, very good teams who feel like maybe they are one piece away, bring peyton in. i was looking up number, joe montana, brett favre, dan marino all played until at least 38, fess healthy, paint does have a couple good years left, make

absolutely no sense to bring him here to washington. >> sure he wouldn't want to come to washington. >> we will find out very soon. >> you know, money always talks. we all saying all these things. he has made about $180 million. >> and anybody with $180 million wants 220 million. that's how it works. >> that is true. i think you are right. i think you are right. i think you are probably right. we will be following this peyton manning saga very closely. redskins officially in richmond this morning scouting out possible training camp sites. two of the places they looked at, the old city stadium and vcu. in new york, georgetown opened up big east tourney play like a team on a mission, led by some sim sanity and a freshman. look who was there former georgetown great jeff green, still recovering from heart surgery, he is not playing for the celtics this year, watching his hoyas doing what they are known to do play defense. starks over to porter, a cutting henry sims for the bump and the

bucket. that is vintage georgetown basketball. in the first, sims again, base line up and under. he had 20 points, 13 rebounds, five assist, one of his best games of the season, sim sanity alive and well in the garden. you have the seniors steps up, how about the freshman? otto porter from the corner, hoyas up by eight. then the senior to the freshman, great passing there. otto for 20. sims one of the passing big men in the country. 64-52 jt 3 and georgetown win it, jt 3 loving what automatic has provided to the hoyas this season. >> down the stretch, in the middle, of toe perfect for us, he appreciates every part of the game and he is pretty good in every part of the game. the hoyas play cincinnati tomorrow around 2:30. maryland starting its acc

tournament run tomorrow afternoon against wake forest. >> if we were to have any chance tomorrow, we will be mentally intuned, when we are mentally into it, we are pretty good, but if we are not, we are not very good, we will have no chance, hopefully our guys will be dialed in at noon and play a good game. >> my last go-around for me, so i just wanted to leave everything out on the court, i don't want to have no regrets at the end of the day try to lead my team to four whips and bring acc championships back. >> sean brings every day and practices hard every day and tries to help me coach these guys every day, so he has brought sanity to the insanity. >> got to love turgeon. talking hockey now, part of the problem for the caps is themselves these days. mental mistake, physical mistakes, wrong place, wrong

time, all issues for the caps lately as their home ice advantage has been anything but. the caps have now lost three straight in their own barn. dale hunter fired up. carolina came back and tied up at two third period, dennis wideman whips at the puck, shut earth breakaway, the caps now trail 3-2. same score with three minutes to go. the capitals on the attack, over to johannson, become to number 21 he pushes that right back in there goal gets his 12th score of the year, we are tied at 3. so we are going to overtime. in ot, johannson turn it is over, carolina, a 2-1 rush. shutter to falk, that is your win, hurricanes win 4-3 in overtime. the caps dropped three straight all at home.

the players know it is time to buckle down and stop making mistakes. >> i'm sick and tired of giving if up easy goals. i mean, we are giving up goal these don't have to work to score. it is killing us. this time of year, you can't shed yourself by your intentions it is by your results it is game we had to have. move on. >> and they have one more at home before a couple of lengthy road trips. >> incredibly difficult for those guys to talk to the media after three losses like that i feel sorry for them. >> to their credit, they do. >> yeah.

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just try to keep hope and love alive in our community. so, peace, love and blessings to all of you. >> family, friends and checks were on hand for the ceremony held at the radio one studios in silver spring today. to the reverend, we say you go girl. >> yes, indeed. a final check on our forecast. >> great weather out there across the area today. you know we are going to see great weather tomorrow, too. out there tomorrow this is what you can expect. i think more sunshine, at least early, a few more dlunsd we saw today, call it partly sunny, windy and warm, possible late shower, 66 to about 70 degrees tomorrow, so, nice and warm winds could gust upwards of 30 miles a hour in the afternoon, then friday, a little bit cooler that rain moves in thursday night. a cool 50 on saturday, plenty of sunshine that is not bad. remember to set those clocks ahead one hour at 2:00 before you go to bed, 2:00 saturday

night. temperatures on sunday, 60 degrees. sunset sunday night, 7:15. how about that? >> monday, tuesday, wednesday, temperatures go back on the incline. >> we like that. thanks. >> we like that a lot. european carmakers facing tough times over there, hoping to wow consumers at the geneva auto show opens tomorrow. 260 exhibiters will show off their stuff. lamb bore greeorghini plans to one with 700 horses. infinity a car called emerge e. >> that is nice, too. >> that is pretty sweet. it is a pretty cool car. here is the deal, internal combustion engine that recharges the batteries, but here is the deal, folks, this thing goes from 0 to 100, not 0 to 60, check me out, 0 to 100 in 4 seconds. >> wow.

>> i don't know if atlas rocket he is going to the moon can do that. 0 to 100 in four seconds. >> what is that car? >> can i say that? 0 to 100. >> that good. they are playing your song.